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BREATHING SPACE

“You find yourself with Ridley Scott and James Cameron looking over your shoulder.” Oxygen scriptwriter Jamie Mathieson.

Filmmakers have been preoccupied with the final frontier since the earliest days of cinema, when French director Georges Méliès embarked on Le voyage dans la lune in 1902. Since then, countless screen journeys to the stars have enthralled audiences on the big and small screen. Why do we still love space?

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